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Are we repeating a theological crisis — one that constitutes a threat to divide us? Written By: Jim Krapf, Worthington | 10:40 pm, Jan. 15, 2021 × Jim Krapf sports the International Festival T-shirt he designed for this years event. (Ryan McGaughey/The Globe) The U.S. Civil War was the result of an unresolved theological crisis. In his second inaugural address, Abraham Lincoln pointed out that people on both sides “prayed to the same God” and “read the same Bible.” Given t...

We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. MLK/FBI Director Sam Pollard on Exploring a 50-Year-Old Conspiracy In his new doc, declassified documents tell the story of Dr Kings harassment at the hands of the FBI Dogwoof The hour in which documentarian Sam Pollard jumps on Zoom with Esquire turns out to be a thrillingly and misleadingly upbeat sliver of time. Democrat Raphael Warnock has won his Senate run-off and fellow Democrat Jon Ossoff looks very likel...

.......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... Tom Hanks and Helena Zengel appear in a scene from “News of the World.” (Bruce W. Talamon/Universal Pictures) There was an era – and that era was the 1970s – when a Time magazine poll named news anchor Walter Cronkite as “the most trusted man in America,” and Watergate investigative heroe...

Save this story for later. In the late nineteen-fifties, James Stewart was on a roll. “Vertigo” came out in 1958, as did the sly and funny “Bell, Book and Candle,” followed by “Anatomy of a Murder,” in 1959. A decorated veteran and a loyal Republican, Stewart seemed at once trusty and perplexed—still a straight arrow, but no longer sure, in the postwar world, of where, exactly, he was aimed. Yet to come was “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance” (1962), ...

The Filmmaker as Historian: Sam Pollard and ‘MLK/FBI’ Whether working on his own projects or others like “Eyes on the Prize II” and “4 Little Girls,” the multihyphenate artist has built a monumental career examining America. Sam Pollard in New York. He “is a master filmmaker,” Spike Lee said. “If you say he’s just an editor or just a director, that’s not the whole story.”Credit...Simbarashe Cha for The New York Times By Nicolas Rapold Jan. 15, 2021 Midw...

Chuck Austen Breaks Down the Influences For His New ComiXology Series, Edgeworld Next week, ComiXology Originals will drop the fourth and penultimate issue of Edgeworld, a miniseries from veteran comics and animation writer Chuck Austen and artist Pat Olliffe. In his return to comics after years away, Austen opted to write a space western, in which "local people are disappearing and its up to Killian Jess, Magistrate of Rush, and his odd group of friends to find out whats going on. But theyve ...

Given the wide accessibility of Blu-Ray special features, YouTube behind-the-scenes videos and real-time social media updates, film fans have more knowledge than ever before about how movies are made. Sometimes, the story of a film’s creation is enough to justify a story of its own. Last year’s Mank is one of many recent films that explored the behind-the-scenes story of an iconic cinema classic. The Netflix film depicted the inception of Citizen Kane, widely regarded as one of the greate...

In his Netflix documentary Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer, director Tiller Russell recreates the horror of that terrible summer.

Submit Release   January 15, 2021 (PRLEAP.COM) Business News MasterPieces, Inc. today announced a new license deal with Sesame Workshop for a line of products featuring the beloved Sesame Street brand and characters. MasterPieces, now in its 25th successful year of providing the world with high quality puzzles, toys, games, and crafts, adds one of the most internationally recognized brands to its list of licensed properties. David Rolls, President of MasterPieces, said, "We are thril...

Liam Neesons everyman hero lights up The Marksman You may think youve seen everything Liam Neeson can do with a gun and a vendetta but then along comes The Marksman. Comments In Liam Neesons gripping new film The Marksman the 68-year-old Ballymena man plays a former marine named Jim whos living a hard-bitten life along the Arizona border. This modern-day western, to turn all your presumptions on their head. After his wifes recent death the bank is foreclosing on his ranch and in the mos...